Our practice is based on finding your center and making your center steady. Sometimes we say, „make your center strong.” I like the word „steady” better. Steady, steady. Not moving. Steady. It’s not not-moving in a rigid sense; it’s steady.
Part of our practice of don’t know means when we are confronted with overwhelming ambiguity and contradiction in the world we live in, we have to be able — if we are going to be helpful both to ourselves and to others — to keep our center steady.
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